Red Maeng Da Kratom powder - 1000g

300g format

The 300g format of Red Kratom Maeng Da Red powder is designed for botanical projects that require prolonged continuity and sufficient material for multiple documentation cycles. Its volume allows for extensive records, multi-stage comparisons and numerous photographic series without the need to change batches. Its volume allows for extensive records, multi-stage comparisons and numerous photographic series without the need to change batches. Sourced from Southeast Asia, this Mitragyna speciosa plant powder is notable for its stable red color and fine texture, making it easy to maintain visual consistency in advanced projects and long-term collections.

Botanical application

300g is suitable for: - lengthy reference files, - complex comparisons between specimens, - long-term ethnographic studies, - extensive botanical catalogs, - large and repeated photographic series. This format allows detailed documentation to be developed and technical stability to be maintained between stages of the same project.

Characteristics of the 300g format

- Ideal quantity for advanced studies - Uniform red color and fine grind - Suitable for lengthy documentation - Southeast Asian origin - Allows consistency between repeated sessions

Use within botanical archives

The 300g format facilitates the creation of complete archives, complex technical series and multi-level thematic catalogs. It represents an intermediate choice between standard and professional formats.

Important information

This product is not intended for human consumption, medical or food use. Its use is exclusively botanical and documentary.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

For which projects is the 300g format recommended?
For extensive documentation, advanced comparative studies and long archives.What is the difference between 300g and 100g?
300g allows for more continuity and more work cycles.Is it suitable for educational or technical projects?
Yes, especially for long-term projects.Is it necessary to use 500g?
Only if even more extensive documentation or intensive professional use is required.How to store it?
In a cool, dry place, protected from light to maintain visual stability.